Latest Contributions by dotMorten_esri

"Dear Flex team"? You might want to try in the Flex forum 🙂 ... View more

The above code only zoom "around" that point (meaning that's the point that will stay at the same place on the screen, similar to a double-click zoom where the point you clicked stays at the same position). I'm guessing you want to the point centered on the screen? As you found out, you cannot zoom to a point, since a point has an infinitely small extent. The map simply doesn't know how far in you want to zoom. If the point represents an address, you probably want to zoom further in than if the point represents a city. You can zoom to a point by constructing an extent around the point. ie. Envelope env = new Envelope(p.X - 500, p.Y - 500, p.X + 500, p.Y + 500); MyMap.ZoomTo(env); In this example if the map units are meters, it would zoom to a 1kmx1km box centered on the point 'p'. Based on your map units and the scale you want to zoom to, you probably want to use a different number. Alternatively you can just pan to the point: Ie: MyMap.PanTo(p); ... View more

The behavior you are is seeing is expected. If the alias is updated in the geodatabase, then the fields shown in the UVR symbology doesn�??t show the updated field name unless the UVR symbol is reapplied based on the updated field name. ... View more

Any details you find that you can share will definitely help us to better understand and fix this problem. ... View more

Sounds more like an issue with how you are exporting the data to CSV. However you're doing that, I doubt a dictionary converter would be of any use (it's use is for accessing dictionary values from XAML prior to SL4). ... View more

Basically yes. ... View more

Create a custom GP tool that does this for you and publish it to your server. ... View more

With a little coding you could do that. First listen for mouse down and set e.Handled = true to prevent the map from panning when you drag. Then on mousemove, go through all the features you want to move and offset the points/vertices the amount the mouse moved since the last event multiplied by the map.Resolution. ... View more

Did you really mean to put "localhost" in there? Remember that the Silverlight app will run on the client, so it will be whatever localhost means to the client, and not the server. You should have a fully qualified servername in there. ... View more

Sorry, I'm not aware of any way to configure Blend to use your proxy settings. ... View more

A couple of rules: 1. A tiled layer with a different spatial reference than that of the map will never display. 2. The first layer in the map defines the SR (unless SR was explicitly defined at startup) for the lifetime of the map (exception: See #3) 3. Once an SR for a map has been set, it cannot be changed unless you clear the entire Layer Collection, and either set the Extent to null or an extent with the new desired spatial reference, then add the layers you want (if you set the extent to null, see #2, else see #1). So to make your code work after calling 'this.MyMap.Layers.Remove(tiledLayer)', set the map's extent to null (note however that this will only work if the tiled layer is the only layer in the map. If not, you will have to remove all layers first) ... View more

"To get the attributes displayed correctly, you have to use ESRI Dictionary Converter" That is not correct. The Dictionary Converter was only necessary with Silverlight 3. It is not needed any longer and should be considered obsolete. The binding expression is simply (assuming the graphic is the datacontext): <TextBlock Text="{Binding Attributes[AttributeName]}" /> ... View more

Out of browser is supported. You just need to host your application in a website and install it from there. OOB without installing from a website will be supported in the next release IF you are running with full elevated priviliges. ... View more

Is your server an ArcGIS v10 server? ... View more

No it's not, but that's a good point. I'll put it on the feature list for a possible future enhancement. ... View more